It's a tech jungle out there. Let etiquette expert Peggy Post help you navigate the technology etiquette rules of email, texting, cell phones, Facebook, and more

Email Mistakes at Work

Email Mistakes at Work

Q: I meant to e-mail a little rant about a coworker's loud phone conversation to a friend and ended up e-mailing it to the coworker herself! How do I fix this mess?

A: Welcome to the digital faux pas. Immediately apologize to your coworker, but don't expect things to be patched up right away; you might find it takes time to get your relationship back on track. One positive note: Your coworker might tone it down in the future now that you've made her aware that her phone voice carries.

Reckless Driving Habits

Reckless Driving Habits

Q: My carpool companion constantly texts while driving. As much as I appreciate the lift, I feel unsafe. How do I speak up?

A: This practice is unsafe — and illegal in many states. Don't be afraid to say something: "Brad, it makes me uncomfortable when you text while driving. Would you please stop?" If things don't change, find another ride.